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    How do I emotionally survive my 4 mo’s shots?

    @needaccountability I’m not a Karen.. I just genuinely was taken aback by that comment. Saying that seeing your child terrified and in pain is “the funniest shit ever” made me very sad for them. I guess we have different views on humor.
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    How do I emotionally survive my 4 mo’s shots?

    @needaccountability I never questioned your choices on vaccinations. I never told you how to think or feel. I just found it very upsetting that in your child’s most vulnerable moments you find humor in them. Getting held down for anything, regardless of medical necessity, is scary for a little...
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    How do I emotionally survive my 4 mo’s shots?

    @needaccountability I don’t see how holding your child down for vaccinations or any forced medical procedure in general is funny. I surely don’t find joy in my child feeling scared and hopeless? This was a comment made in poor taste. I really hope you don’t giggle when your child is met with...
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    For those who have weaned before.

    @devonevents Same. My 2nd I breastfed for 14ish months. I was happy to be done! My hormones balanced and I had my body back!!! Well partially… I was also in my 2nd trimester with my 3rd baby😂😂
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    Overhead Coworkers B*tching About My Pump Sessions

    @warriorforchrist94 Yes yes yes. 100% yes. In the US. PUMP act legally requires employers (not small businesses) to supply a private room shielded from others to express breast milk. A baby at the breast is no different than a pump!
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    Overhead Coworkers B*tching About My Pump Sessions

    @canyor Right. They can bitch all they want, will they pay for her antibiotics when she gets mastitis? Will they pay for formula when she dries up? NOPE. So OP, report them to HR and get your milk out! Bc wait until they find out she can legally have the baby brought to her at work. They’d start...
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